There Was a Cute Girl in the Hero's Party, So I Tried Confessing to Her Gets Second Season
The staff announced on Saturday that production on a second season of the anime of Suisei's There Was a Cute Girl in the Hero's Party, So I Tried Confessing to Her light novels and Kairi's manga adaptation has been green-lit.
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Why it matters
A second season renewal with the full main cast returning keeps the adaptation anchored to Kairi's manga version, the work the anime credits as its source, rather than to Suisei's original novels.
Key Facts
- The second season of There Was a Cute Girl in the Hero's Party, So I Tried Confessing to Her was announced on Saturday.
- Kohei Amasaki voices Yoki and Kana Hanazawa voices Cecilia in the main cast, which returns for the new season.
- The anime credits Kairi's manga adaptation as the original work rather than Suisei's light novels.
- Yasutaka Yamamoto was chief director and Tomonori Mine directed the first season at Gekko.
- Crunchyroll streamed the first season worldwide excluding Asia but including India and the Indian Subcontinent.
The main cast will reprise their roles, including Kohei Amasaki as Yoki and Kana Hanazawa as Cecilia. The anime credits Kairi's manga adaptation as the original work rather than Suisei's text story.
The renewal comes with the cast intact: Kohei Amasaki as Yoki, Kana Hanazawa as Cecilia, Ryohei Kimura as Yuga, Yuko Natsuyoshi as Mikana, Toshiki Masuda as Duke, Minami Tanaka as Seek, Iori Noguchi as Happiness, and Ayumu Murase as Raven. The first season ran on Tokyo MX and other channels, with Crunchyroll streaming it worldwide excluding Asia but including India and the Indian Subcontinent. Yasutaka Yamamoto was chief director and Tomonori Mine directed at Gekko, with Yukie Sugawara on series scripts and Mina Osawa adapting La-na's character designs.
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